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Oysters are not only a Lowcountry culinary staple, they also play an important economic and ecological (they filter water, control erosion, and provide a hard bottom substrate environment for other sea critters) role in South Carolina.
Oyster Populations are on the decline, which means it's time to rebuild before it's too late. Help DNR's South Carolina Oyster Restoration and Enhancement program to build reefs with recycled oyster bag shells. Planting recycled oyster shells in the intertidal environment helps new self-sustaining oyster reefs to grow.

This is a kid friendly event for children 10 and up who want to get their feet wet and learn about their community's ecosystem.
At least 45 volunteers are necessary to make this event a success, so come out, bring friends, and chow down on the complimentary pizza and drinks afterwards.
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